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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22
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u. Weab Buser. One Of the Arrested Junior
oseAaascs, Tslls Ais story.
FROM tho Harrisburg Call.
b. Wells Buser, OF Hummelstowp, one OF
the descendants In the suit brought by schaef.
~, me Lancaster man, who claims he was
abused u an institution OF . lodge OF the Jr.
o. q. A. ~, was In the city last evening. He
u On hts way to the national council now In
sousion NJ baltimore To a reporter Mr..
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22
Exsming . Fire Engine.

George w. Kurtz and s. h. Peak, me.
chinists OF Philadelphia, came to town this
morning and made An examination of En-.
gine No (the old Wasby") of the city
fire department., with . view Of ss,srtainiug
whether or not 1t was worth while to repair It
They found the engine to be all right with
the exception Of the boiler, and 1t will likely
be repaired. In such case 1t will be made to
burn coal instead OF wood.
Several improvements have bee n made at
the engine house Of No. company recently.
Up stairs . small room has been partioned
OH to be used as sleeping apartment for the
men. This was done because the room is too
large to he well heated 10 winter. In an.
other corner Of the room q bath room has
been made and q tub v ill be put in. In the
yard there has been placed q very large
trough which will be used for washing
horses 1t is % feet long, feet wide and
about 8 feet In depth.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22
LOWANDA's CIkOUs.
II Centinass to Draw Large Audiences ss Esc
PorfOPmAncO.

1t C0ntino0s to Draw LarGo Audiences q Each
PerfOrmAnc0.
LAwande's circus had another large audi
ooce lest evening. The programme was
ajShtly changed from tho previous night,
but II continues to give great satisfaction.
People would much rather see shows OF this
kind than make themselves cross eyed try.
Ing to go what u going on in two rings. The
aCts are al good and in addition to those
mentioned yesterday, the goat deserves credit
for tho manner In which he rides horseback
end Jumps over flags, &c. He Ii very wise
looking old Billy with . very heavy beard
and does his oct ~ we'll q any Of the people A
dog also rides we'll. Charlie Msurittus, the
clown, furnishes lots of iun at each perform
suCA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22

CnloAso. j une q, 1880 m.-Nsrks AZ opepsa.
sa~, W,asa7itEESune. 7C@c; July, U.c.; Aug, IKE
ssn %SrnM5uns' ,s s'<c; July. ssxc; Aug, ss.c.
sa 0.ts%-Ians. % Skc; July. Skc; Aug, axc
POrk-NOt quoted.
L.rd.J1ns. u %; July, D 25; Aug. d s7k.
short kiIs.Jnne. q sc; July. $50; Aux
a l2k Sept, q 5sk. s
CLOSING.
Whsat-June. 69c.i July. 'Oc; Aug, 7.stc
tEn-Juns. sosSc July. sS<c. Aug. s5hc.
6sG-5ans. 10; july a,sc; Aug. skc
SepL. 9S9<e.
fork-Juns, e22M
LardInnss D s1k July. U Elk Aug.6 20
Gbs.jSSs. Oso; July. y 70; Aug. u az
Sept, q S2k.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22
NeW Yora ssOcsa.

New YORK. June =, l:SD p. m.-Aoney loaned
ut 5hdls per cent Exchange steady, o. s+S6a Sd;
Governments steady. Currency SIS, q -, BID; ~
Coup, q stA bid: KS do. q c9ss BID.
The stock market this morning OPENED
strong. with Reading and Northern Pacific the
features. Both stocks were quite actively
bought, and under their leadership prices ad.
vanced !. to = per cent. during the frst hour to
IL O'CLOCK. The advance had scarcely been
established, however, when q general selling to
realize caused values to decline sharply. At
midday the early advance WAS wholly lost, and
in some cases prices were y to per cent below
the opening figures. The market at the present
writing Is du l.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22

ss9sc spppapn aaso, sHspusasA sRW bus:
0SrH-f0 Ii1S6 -. axe 20 lunSs Ssstc |;
JSy, a1fe; reesiItA 49,; ssig.snse: "a Stc A
S7Ec; No. Mixed, eash. 4'sc june. ss>sc July.
3Isc; rsceipts, iei aV bus shipmsntc. none
mn a"ii 6 oi6 wsas. sa ssitm ~
iSr6-June. O. 81 July. D -; sept 6@
= 1Suaseees dull 81 iykc fuf 6O b0ilins stOch.
EsrE.S,,S': s' :s,,Sr :,,.,ra g = S*s Goa N ske,
PStrrlcum dull Refined, in cAssss. sk0
ffsi9hts duh grim 70 London, sxd.
Duttor etsady; western CreAmery. ls0iskc
Cheese dull, state Factory, new. sko
White, lOk0 Ossc.
6REi easier state. lskc Western, IKE
l5c.
sugar arn; neAned CutloAt SIC |;
0rAnulated, Sts0S i6c.
TAllow DUH prime city, l3-l6c.
8ice nominal CarulinA fair tO good, SDSko
Coffee hrm mir cArgoeo. ls,Ac.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22
Crops In the Lower End.

WAKEFIELD, June 22.-Some hay has
been made In this locality and IL there is
good weather it will all be housed In few
days 1t IL about an average crop, but OF
much finer quality than last season. The
wheat Is nearly failure. About eight or
tsn bushels to the acre is said TO be the yield.
Oats look good and there will DO from thirty
i've to forty bushels per acre.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22
MAdo . Boy Drunk.

Philip Bonce, residing on Church street,
was arrested BY officer Merringer, on Tuee-
day, on warrant issued by Alderman A. +.
Donnelly. The prosecutor is George Faust,
and he alleges that Bonce forced his boy,
about II years old, to drink whisky until he
became 30 intoxicated he could not walk.
Bonce was committed to the county Jail for .
hearing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22
Proposed ku,sh,. r.mp,.r C,up

To morrow evening club will be formed
OF members of Lancaster comniandsry,
Knights Templsr, 30 that there will be .
large turnout OF the commsndery at the con.
clsve in May, lsSs, at Pittsburg The men,
bers who join the club will pay such sum
a. is agreed upon every month, and by May
next each member will have paid in sufficient
to deiray all the ex penses.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22

Prof. Numbers May Exhibition VIII be re-
pea'ed. with several new additions, at Eshle-
mans Hall, on Friday evening. June q, lss7.
Queen OF Roses viii be crowned In the beau
ful scarf dance. The Lanciers as danced 100
years ago, with original music, In aye ancient
costume" very stately. Former patrons may
extend Invitations TO their friends. Jickets for
sale at the door. je2,-2tds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22
PICKED UP AROUND TOWN

Frekerics, widow of Abraham c. Croft,
Lancaster, has been granted IN increase Of
pension.
The case Of jacob NJ. Rutt forgery, was
continued BY the pardon hoard.
ORA NJ. L. Herr, S. T. Davis, William
Black wood and J. Aug. Ehler, OF this city,
attended on Tuesday evening the reception
to DIR. X. J. Lewis, Of Philalel phia, on his
retirement from practice.
Mrs Lillian Troth, sister Of Mrs. John
Drexei, of Philadelphia, who has been spend.
ing week with the family OF Charles HageF
at the lattsr's suburban residence, lett for her
home to-day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22

John Reeser, one Of the best known citi.
ssns OF the eastern end Of the county, died
suddenly on Tuesday. He was visiting his
daughter, MIRA Christian Mast C;ernarvOn
township, Berks county, st the time OF his
death. Deceased was 81 years old and was Q
eafmw until few years ego when he retired
IRON active business His wife died eixh.
tesn yearu ego seven sons and three
osuShtsrs survive. One Of bis sons In Joseph
h Rssssr, jsweler, OF this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22

To-day was the time appointed by the
county commissioners for the pay ment Of the
collections OF state and county tax into the
county treasury OF all taxes collected by
them, on which an abatement was allowed.
Some OF the collectors settled on Monday, q
number yesterday and nearly all of the 70.
naming ones today. The receipts OF the
treasurer on Monday were ei6, 600, on Tues
day $4,000 and to day it is expected the
amount will be greater than either Of the
above dsya
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22

fGsDGD11nse g 1Hynlisonucm
UnnaA, 1uno = -TAis uoenine inloe.
- u1vgn - yUuf eouvspundsut
1NUDoo1 0anp Who oegeAinly neods
- ~ haA beea lying On ths
NuCDsey, obout ~ ~ eatside q the
Aen9 anso yesosgday 0oenins. end b
lUopDoo4 - NJ legA II The tramp
~ - ~ - ~ Lsnoaaesf hospital
pgl1 - snge1 -, bus 20 oas b willing
0o0 0poaso q Aaviag him taken 70
u1noA 10 oeWo relief y mot given 10
0no1geunn1o mn, he viii die from slar.
rA III. Soeoe q Otrine, one Of the poor
ooR = 0ot q toWn, and therefore can.
4 ~ ~ a1oontlon 70 Ne casa
| 4 OnhoGnan 0usA
1nn 4. Tfopn Brakeman on freight
6wWn ~ Uglno No A. coming wsst
N 1nuVn Gpm II train Let night ct SD
6o1oaphlA Tho occideot resulted
6Snklo a ~ right foos being severely
- Trsgo was brought to Columbia
~ 0ognmg md was conveyed TO his homo
~ UUolh Second stroet near Union.
q new Isaussry.
NJ oomo oays past correspondence was
\ - WIN NE owregs Of IN industry desiring
~ Gnnngo the present location. An attempt
nbo1nG Dade 10 have II located in Columbia
~ noo9ing 10 consider the matter was held
- Ovsaing when some OF the moneyed mon
- present. A committee wss appointed
- vinlt ths present location and poiut out the
;o1v1nongos 10 b secured BY coming here
frSablo On the HuI"
4 row occurred On the chill" this morn.
~ which was the cause Of copsinera able
e1dltement and drew large crowd ofpeople
- ~ neighborhood. Two colored men he'd
- drinking and had started . spsrrins
0a1uh which ended In fight A number oI
ooloEod women took . hand In the affair and
! - worn a prufAne Language was used by Ill
. snort striks.
Tho stlike q Ksufiman's quarry was Of
onogs duration. The men demanded IN in.
seeass of wageA but have accepted the terms
81 ~ owners and went to work at the old
psioeA
Two frslGhtjumpers we're arrested las,
night By OfIicsr Gilbert They had hear
ING bo6oro Squire Solly, when they were re.
recessed upon paying costa
WIN. b Given, esq, and family left towr
Nh morning for Ocean Grove, where they
WIN spend the summer.
4 surprise party was held lest evening Q
y ~ house Of Mr.. George +. Steinheiser ir
henor OF his daughter, Miss Myrtle A larg'
Number OF friends were present and aftol
1pending the time In social amusement
thsy enjoyed bountiful repast
The fair Of the Knights Of the Golden
0ngle, In the armory, will close this evening.
a large number Of articles will be chanced
a,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22

This has been the dullest divorce week for
years, the number OF applicants thus far be
ing but four. The latest are Hattie Z. CAN'T
who seeks divorce from her husband Fred.
ertck on the grounds of deser,ior, and Sarah
Bsumgsrdner from her husband Aaron, on
the ground OF cruel treatment
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22
UAArAh.

fEssrERMACHHR-June 20. lss7. near Lancas-
ter. kudoiph u. fenstermacher, In his 10th ) ear
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the iu neral. from
his late residence. In Lancaster township on
the Aillersviile pike. near the tol.-gate. on
thursday morning at ~ o'clock. std
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22
AAkkAfS.
PhiladsIphis Produce aasrkss.

Tun0spuW Rr0uuCo MbIket.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2l-Blour market weak /;
eales. SO barrels Minnesota Bakers, q Ul(14
fennsylvania Family. S 7s0t 30; Western DO
NM0t50 ; Patents, q 6OG05 20.
kye nour steady. q 6OS12 rs.
s3kc. e"
ssS, sGS,rn.McJJnne. .cJ. &c; July, Ac,; August. lsc.
Sept. 3SAc. sN'' ''n''
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22
Aissa.g Frea West Ches,er.

Franklin A. Baker has mysteriously dis.
appeared from West Chester and foul plsv il
suspected. He u described q being about As
yeeEs old and weighing l6O pounds. His hair
y dark and inclined 10 curl and be wear II
yaaheg long. On the little finger Of his len
haod ho 70 accustomed to wearing . pisin
heavy gold ring. He wears spectaciea
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22
IN THREE MONTHS TIME

by Haven's system. No previous knowledge Of
either art required. Colleges open all the year.
individual. superior facilities tor procuring
situations, for which aid make no charge.
College pam phlets with full self teAc hing les
sons In either art sent to any address for IL cts
both arts, - cts. No stamps accepted Address
either OF Haven's College, New York. n. Y;
Philadelphia Pa Chicago, ILL; Cincinnati. o.;
San francisco, Cal. junt-3mds4w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22
OAK HALL
100000 EXTRA BUSINESS FOR Us, AND
FOR You THE FINEST CLOTHING
EVER SOLD AT THE PRICES.
OK HALL

You've turned the tide on us. We said
slOO,oOO Whether you'll stop with that
depends on how long the goods hold out.
There's no stacking up vet to the eagerness
OF buyers. You know what to expect.
That you'll get to the full. We've put into
this sale our very finest goods own manu-.
facture and very best qualities.
Our finest suits reduced from ESQ to 80.
Black and Blue Corkscrews that were
s35 and $3.50, now s25 and s2s.
s25 Suits down to els.
Fine Imported (Belgian) Cloth suits
equal to s4O Suits to order), from 80 down
to els and sl6.jO.
Black and Blue Serge Suits (our make)
at 1880.
London Serge suits indigo dyed at sl2.
Children's Suits-Our very finest-youll
save e. to o on a suit.
Great quantity Of Thin Goods-Seer-
suckers, Pongees, MOhairs, Alpacas, at the
very least prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22
Sent to jan.

Michael Duffy, an old railrosder, was heard
before Alderman Pinkerton this afternoon on
the charges OF ssssulting Lille Stsutisr, a
little girl who resides on West James street,
and drunkenness and disordsrly couduc'.
The evidence WAS not strong enough to show
that the man had made any assault and that
charge was dismissed. 1t did show, however,
that he had been very drunk and for that he
got 20 days in Jail
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22

A Soldiers License GRANTED.
Z. ID. Snyder, city, was granted . soldiers
license to peddle goods In the county OF Ian.
caster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22
Asgunans OouFs.

Dg cases On the common Pleas list on Tues
pay aatsruoon. This morning = number OF
Onss N the Orphans court were argued but
- eoaelusious ssached.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22

WANTED, AT ONCE-ONE OR TWO
ssd Core Makers. Apply e ,,,..,vos
(Li1ats1I y Wns OkssSaUs6G JslGtea
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22

siss, = ga ai saPsrans a I06 q;
ss;aI s a.:sss:s. :sss 81 q
~ t.: -! ~.ss:::. ss::.. -. g: ~. e = ~ r.
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OAll6Doo's nav g opov.aev.,

- enneA OhiidrsD's Day satsstainmsot
gWshe heaA u " EvaDo6liaal church, q
Ngeuosoewn, . Sunday q . . q. "a Z
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22
PROPOSALS FOR STREET WORK.

Sealed proposals for the following work viii
Friday evening. July |. 1887, At ! O'Clock
Tor piking EAST Orange street, from Ann TO
For pik,nx West Orange street. from Pine to
Nevin and fIom SeNiu to columbia avenue.
For piking Lemon street, from charlotte TO
For pih ing 3Locust str ct, from Lime to Fret.
burg aud from Freiburg to Plum.
FOR pikinE " Nalnut street, from water 10 Null.
Iot pikins Poplar street. from strawberry to
FOR piking sh'ppen street. from East King to
SEWERS.
For foot sewer on south Lime from n pnir I
50 feet south OF Middle To the sewer on Vine
street.
For n foot Sc yer on West Lemon street. from
west side OF Mulberry street to sewer at Arcn
FOR sk foot sewer IN Fox's alley, between
Lemon n, walnut stTeets and Lancaster
Avenue and Charlotte streets.
For the extension of the } foot Coral street
sewer. from Its present terminus to west side
Tor !. foot sewer on German street. from
Church street to connect with sewer nj south
For the construction OF bridge over Hon.
mans Run on Sey mour street.
estoga creek At Reigart's Landing.
Plans and specific AtiOns can be seen pro
cured At the City Regulators ONCE at the sta
ton house. All bids must be accompanied with
The committees reserves the right to reject any
OF all bids. Proposals to be addressed to the
" street COMMITTEES" aud deposited In the Street
S9d Soa mS s,rs sy ORDER 81
the STREET COMMlCTE6-
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Sxw ADVSRTISEHENTx.

A LII PERSONS IN WANT OF SER.
- wants can now be supplied by calling Nd
s.n InOOT CO.'S kMploymsnt once.
NN~ "o''I NO. - n. Queen ~,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22
Vel Lars Nol.A .Alsshela Gisss, Wiss! !

4 delicious beverage ana An Invaluable remedy
for pyspepsia, Indigestion, Summer Com plsints.
Co!ds. Cramps, stc. in Handsome FiintGlass
A0Eor sale only ct CLARKRp ORIGINAL
6r.i 6rSin .H snc @ 0Os XIX sTCRE. Wet KirE st1sss
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-01
THE STREET RAILWAY EXTENSIONS
The Ordinances Drafted and Recommend
ed to the Council.

The Street Committee, at their session
last night, had read in full the ordinances
prepared by the City Attorney, carrying
out the views of the committee, As eX-
pressed at their last meeting, relative to
the additional routes and franchises to
be granted the Union Street. Passenger
Railway Company, the City Passenger
Railway Company, and the Richmond
and Manchester Street Railway Company.
Each additional route asked for and
agreed upon by the committee as formu-
lated in these ordinances the TINES pub
lished at the time
The first ordinance gives the Richmond
and Manchester line the loop round by
the Byrd street depot to Seventh and
down Cary to Ninth The Union line is
to use the tracks on Byrd street If they
wish, and on Seventh street, and the City
Street Railway and the Manchester line
can make arrangements between them
selves 20 allow the Manchester line the
use of the City Railway tracks The or
dinances wereunanimously recommended
for adoption
After thsse ordinances had been recon-
mended to the Council a petition was
presented asking that the committee do
not allow the City Railway to run a
double track on Lester street The petit
tiOn says that the street is only twenty
five feet wide. A double track will pre-
vent wagons having room TO unload
that the houses on the street have no
rear entrance. and that, in consequence,
the property would be injured generally.
The representative of the petitioners was
told that before The committee az this
late day could take cognzance OF this
petition it would first have to be pre-
sented to the Council and then referred
back to them This action was acquiesced
in
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-01
THE LEE MONUMENT.
The Circle Monument Avenue. Allen Ay.
enue, and Lee Place.

BY the grant Of Otway 5. Allen. Roger
Gregory and Betty his wife, and n. NJ
Wilson and Martha his interested
in the Allen estate-to the Lee Monu-
ment Association, it Is provided that
there shall be conveyed to said associa-
ton, for the purpose of a site for the Lee
monument, the following property
First. a "Circle" with radius OF 100
feet, the centre being in the pr0lOnga-
iion Of the central or middle line Of
Franklin street west Of LOmbardy, and
distant 800 feet from the eastern line Of
Lombardy street. Then comes Monu-
ment avenue, which runs west Of LOm-
hardy street, its centre or middle line
circling wich the proIongation of the
centre line Of Franklin street Il is $40
feet wide, or 20 feet on each side the
centre line of the aforementioned circle
On the north Of Monument avenue Is
"Allcn avenue, running from the "circle'
towards Broad street. II is also TO be
l4O feet wide with a width OF 20 feet on
each side the centre line Of the circle.
Around the circle is Lee Place In
tersected by Allen and Monument avenues,
ana bounded on the inside by the circum
ference Of the circle, and on the out
side by four quadrant arcs, Of which the
radi are 400 feet in length each, and
parallel to Allen and Monument avenues,
the centre coincidiDg with the centre Of
the circle.
This makes a very beautiful and taste
ful location for the proposed monument,
and IL is granted to the association solely
for that purpose, with the distinct under
stand that no tree can ever be planted,
OF anything erected on said land which
will Obstruct The view Of the said mOnu-
ment.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-01
NEWS IN THE CITY.
grPRFYTNEWSAND FOSSIPIN RIcH
WOYD AND VICINITY

toterestlng Meeting Of the Committee on
streets other Committee Meetings
,rrparations for the Grand Democratic
rail-, 10 night Miscellaneous Matters.
THE Council Committee on Streets met
f..f night at 3 o'clock I'm the Office of the
CTS Engineer.
The application OF The Virginia State
Agricultural Society asking that per
mission De granted the Richmond, Fred
Dfcksburg and Potomac railroad TO run
car, ON Broad street from Seventh TO
Elba during the Fair was read.
A petition signed by about eighty per-
sons was also read asking that the peti-
tou be not granted.
THE committee unanimously decided
to rec0mmenj iothe Council the granting
of the petition.
a resolution from the Council, i'm
dor.ed by The Board of Health and
Colonel Cutshaw, providing that when a
sewer was laid along q street ia front of
vacant lois that the connection-pipe be
laid 40 once, and the bin for the same be
senft0the property owner and collected
was read. and recommended TO the COun-
cl for adoption. Mr. Parater alone
voting "no' This ordinance when
adopted will, as explained 10y Colonel
Ca,-law, prevent the sewer being broken
info 90 make connections as al present
lhe committee heard a petition from
ymlry parties, asking that Pink alley at
Second market be regarded SO as to carry
OF thc water which now stands there In
starnant pools This alley is practically
d street. having business houses on each
side. and the petition is indoncd by The
CV Engineer
The committee directed that the prop.
eriy owners be asked TO present their
views al the next meeting Of the commit
tee October 2sth
The committee ordered that Hancock
street alley be not paved, the property
owners 0bjeciing bat that 10 be- graded
go fle property owners expense
After considerable routine business the
committee adjourned.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-01

Squire Jonathan had two eases Of as
sault and battery before him yesterday.
David Garter lcolored), charged with
beating his wife. He was fined - and
costs
William Black lcoloredl was charged
with beating another party and creating
a disturbance. This case was dismissed
ON payment of costs.
The clerk of Henric0 County Court
during The month of September admit
ted to record lO3 deeds, and issued eleven
marriage licenses-seyen TO white and
four TO cOl0red couples.
Mr Conway r. Sands told the TIMES
reporter yesterday that the Democratic
Committee would meet to-day at the
Courthouse TO decide what action should
Dee taken in the forthcoming election for
@ member of the House of Delegates Il
is believed that they Will decide on CON
yenti0n and place Democratic nominee
in the field. This is one thing which the
committee will discuss to-day.
The Republicans hold their convention
next Saturday, and will nominate Judge
Edmund Waddill, Jr., who is the present
delegate from this county.
The County Board of Supervisors will
meet today in regular session.